Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-22

WASHINGTON, October Ex-Governor
 Leslie, ot Montana, iu his annual report
 to the Secretary of the Interior gives
 tne population of the territory as l30,000.
 an increase of 10000 in the past year.
 The estimated number of cattle is 400, z
 OOO: hOrses, l93.0O0; sheep, 100000. all
 Of nigh grade. One million dollars worth
 of wool has been produced and shipped
 this year. The tCtsl assessed value of
 taxable property IS S6,20O.0O0 The es-
 timated yIeld of gold and silver. lead
 and copper Tor the past year is S26,000. %
 OUO With reference to the Indians the
 Governor says that prompt and decisive
 measures should be taken to prevent
 the recurrence of horse stealing raids
 made Ey different tribes upon each other.
 which not unfrequen;ly, white mems property is stolen and which may lead
 Tn future to serious results. In conclu-
 sion, the report says that the alien land
 law. SO fsF as l. provides against foreign ! cnpital investment m or development
 of mines of the territory, IS of great
 weight end hindrance to the people.
 NEW YORK. October I3-United States
 District Attorney Walker decided to-day
 that tha case of Rev. E. Walpole War
 ren. recently called from England 10 the
 rectorshlp of the Holy Trinity. comes
 under the contract labor law, and thst
 he will be forced to commence suit
 against the vestry and wsrdens of the
 church.
 CLEVELAND, Octobe, 13.-The body
 of another victim of the Northern Ono
 Insane Asylum fire was found this morn | ing. This increases the list to seven. ! H..
 tured to-day, leaving two unsccOunted
 for.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 13.-John D.
 Spreckles denies the truth of the tele- gram from the eas. announcing that the
 Atchison. Topsk6 * Santa Fe Co. will
 run one hundred hour trains from New | York to San Diego Tn connection with
 the Oceanic Steamship Co. He states
 that no such agreement exists, nor IS II probable that steamers will touch at San
 Diego for yeRr to come.
 RENO. New, October l3.-The Deputy
 Sheriff oi Churchill county arrived in | town last evening, having ID charge B man believed to be William Springer,
 formerly of Lodi, CslIiOrnis. Springer
 was saloon keeper at Lodi. He mGr-
 ried girl ID Liyermore valley and the two went to ColtoD, where they stopped
 at the hotel. Springer registered himself
 and wife under assumed names. Next
 morning he was missing, and hl5 wife
 was found in her bed murdered. with Ter | throat cut from ear to ear. The man was brought to town last night and says his name Is K. Fleming. For some time | past he has worked for Dave White, a | large rsucher in Churchill county. south | of Wadsworth. The officers of that county watched him for several weeks, and finally believed they saw m him an unmistskRble answer to the descriptions | published of Springer for whom a reward ! of S3.OOO is offered. When Fleming left | WhitemsD's employ few days ago be prepared to leave the stGte and when Le
 reached WadswOrth he was arrested. An officer is expected here to-morroS from Stockton. CslIfornls to identity him.
 LONDON. October l3.-Jenny Lind Is reported dying.
 SAN FRANCISCO. October l3.-JBs. Me Cord appeared fer trial, on charge of iury bribing in Judge SullIvan's court this afternoon. The trial of Robert Morrow was occupying the attention of the court and Judge Sullivan ordered McCord, $ bonds increased frsm SlO,OUO 10 S2j,0O0 and remaBded him to the GUS tody of the sheriff until the amount should be furnished. New bonds were furnished by McCOrd late Tn the after noon. SurItIes are Albert W. Scott, Jacob Eppinger, John McCord, and ChGs B. Stone.
 WASHINGTON, October 13.-SecTetGry Lamar has received n telegrRphlo report from speclal Agent Howard On She situ- ht:ons tt the Crow agency m MODtGne. The report confirms prevIovs dispatches which state that the hostile demousira- tions had been made by smedecine man daring the issuance of Tatious. The re- port states that this band had been fir ing into the roofs of houses during the day and on the arrival of the military removed their sQuRws to the opposite side of the river and detied the soldiers for hours. Hsd sny attempt at arrest been made bloodshed would have eD- sued. The report states of the medicine man that If be be not arrested soon the entire Grow nation will be demorAlized, and trouble will ensue.
 SACRAMENTO, October l3.-The gov ernor to-day made the following ap- poIntm.nts: James A. Thompson, of San Francisco. bank commissioner for four years, vice W. F. White; Joseph D. Bedding, of Ssu Francisco. fish com missioner, vice Joseph Routier, of Sac. T6mentO county.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, October 12-LiZzie F. Ralston, widow of the once noted mil llonsIre. has revived the controversy over the rich possessions which, 1t IS claimed, were the joint property Of Wm. C. Rslston and Wm. Sharon, by filing sult to-day in the United Statss Circuit Court sgnInst Frederick w. Sharon and Frank G. Nevlands, as trustees Of Wm. Sharon's estate. She asks for the &C., couutiug to her under @ deed of trust executed to Senator Sharon by Ralston, on August 27. 1885. She demands that these trustees account for all the part pership business and transactions or Mm. O. Ralston and Wm. Sharon and Co, and she prays for an order of court di. recting the sale of premises and real estate held by trustees in such parcels as may be necessary 10 pay her claims. Sixty-five different pieces Of property m this city are mentioned in lis pendenf, and were filled by plaintiff ln Recorder Snott's office yesterday. Their value onnts up into the millions. The list com
 nrjses the Palace Hotel. Grand Hotel, much of the surrounding properly snd
 real estate and improvements elsewhere
 SAN FRANCISCO, October l3.--AleIan- der Abernathy, a foundry employe, was killed outright this afternoon Wnlle sharpening 6 tool on sn emery wheel
 which was working at such rate tnst t
 WAS split in two and one half crushed the skull of the operator.
 CIrx OF MEXICO, October l3.-Meagre details of the St. Francis or the autumn aI equinox storm that devastated the | Pacific coast of Mexico from Altata 70 | San Bias have been receYed here- The
 wInd commenced blowing on the morn ing of the Eth and increased to gale in
 inc afternoon, wreckiDg three sohoonefs
 off the bar of Altsts and sinking many l others near Mszstlan and Tn the hsroor
 of San Bias. Houses were washed doWn by the torrents of ram which accom-
 nsnied the gale. It is impossible st
 present to state the extent Of damsges
 owing to the prostration of telegraph
 lines connecting Pacific coast towns II | .--.rl,. ha1,avaH that GhlDDiQg QdS